Sentence examples for separate interest from inspiring English sources

Some think the pursuit of separate goals by separate interest groups has slowed progress.

For two decades the state controlled lending and also fixed as many as 200 separate interest rates.

The idea that Ms Black's constituents voted for her because she is a Bennite and not because she would assert Scotland's separate interest is certainly a nice one.

Britain is not a federal democracy, so the Lords would have no separate interest to balance against the will of the Commons.

Part of the penalty was £7.8m redress to Threadneedle Street for manipulating a separate interest rate – the repo rate – used to calculate the scale of the fees it paid for the Bank's liquidity scheme to keep down the cost of obtaining money during the credit crisis.

The Reserve Bank of India cut by three-quarters of a percentage point the short-term interest rate that has had the most effect on bank lending rates lately, while, in an unexpected move, raising by a quarter of a percentage point a separate interest rate that many banks rely on for their underlying financing.

His bold decision to separate interest-rate changes from short-term political calculations has proved an unqualified success.

Mrs. Clinton could still maintain some leverage over the money by putting it in a Treasury Department account where the United States would retain control, rather than in a separate interest-bearing bank account controlled jointly by the Egyptians and the United States, which has been the custom.

Independence was producing separate interests.

In the protest, the traditionally separate interests of town residents and alumni finally coincided.

He argued that differences between Islamic countries and the West stemmed from separate interests, not religions.